Sentence examples for elevated taking from inspiring English sources

We the public, both Twitter-using and non-Twitter-using, have elevated taking offence to a human right.

— Florence Fabricant AN ISLAND ARRIVAL Filipino food may be having its day at last, with balut-eating contests, Filipino nights at the Spotted Pig, and elevated takes on crispy pata and sinigang at restaurants outside Queens.

(Or Rihanna. Or Kanye. Or Alexander Wang). Or the fact that retailers finally figured out they could make a killing by selling elevated takes on activewear clothing and accessories.

The staff says they've elevated take away to an art.

Take a look at GAYOT.com's 10 best Mexican restaurants in the U.S. to find elevated takes on this bold and eclectic cuisine.

On occasion we would get on the Second Avenue elevated train and take photos of passengers, who never knew what was going on.

The CDC is working with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to identify communities where high proportions of children have elevated lead levels and to take actions to remediate the sources of exposure, she says.

A native of Mexico, Cruz exemplifies a global business perspective whose career has been elevated after taking Mandarin courses.

Those who are competitively disadvantaged are less likely to succeed in social competition and should consequently show elevated risk taking.

Last year, Elevate took children who had never been outside their township in Cape Town, South Africa, on a one-day excursion to do what tourists do: visit flat-topped Table Mountain and see hundreds of endangered African penguins at Boulders Beach.

Activities have also been elevated to take advantage of Sumba's natural wonders while also injecting an element of surprise.